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jQuery Tutorials & Articles
Craig takes a look at final jQuery Mobile 1.0 release and illustrates how it could help you build your next mobile application.Read More
jQuery 1.6.1 has been released. It addresses a fundamental compatibility problem introduced by changes to the .attr() method in v1.6.Read More
Lists are the real unsung heroes of the post table-based layout period of the Web. In another excerpt from jQuery: Novice to Ninja, Earle... Read More
In the last of Craig's series of articles about the JavaScript 'this' keyword, he explains what it refers to in relation to inline, traditional and modern cross-browser events.Read More
It will only be a short time into your jQuery-writing life before you have the urge to turn some of your code into a plugin. Earle Castledine takes you through the process in another excerpt from... Read More
jQuery was built to animate. Earle Castledine walks you through some powerful built-in methods, augmented with ann extensive array of plugins. Another excerpt from jQuery: Novice to Ninja.Read More
Selecting the elements you want to modify on the page is really the art of jQuery. Earle Castledine continues his excerpts from jQuery: Novice to Ninja, the highly praised book he wrote with... Read More
Before you can fall in love with jQuery you need to add the latest version of the code to your web pages. Earle Castledine continues his excerpts from jQuery: Novice to Ninja, the highly... Read More
Let Earle Castledine draw you into the "downright good, nerdy fun" world of jQuery in this series of excerpts from jQuery: Novice to Ninja, the highly praised book he wrote with Craig Sharkie. Read More
In this tutorial, Raena shows you how to make a gorgeous image gallery in the true spirit of progressive enhancement: CSS3 transforms for cutting-edge browsers, jQuery for the rest, and it even looks... Read More
Version 1.5 of the jQuery JavaScript library was released today. Louis takes a look at what's new.Read More
Craig looks at the amount of code required to implement a truly cross-browser @font-face solution, and decides to make life a bit easier with a jQuery plugin.Read More
jQuery's CSS-like selector engine is often what excites designers most when they're first exposed to the library, but did you know you can write your own custom selectors? Craig shows us the way.Read More
